After Ji Ruoli suffers drug poisoning, it triggers a psychological reaction, and he enters a new phase of self-protective stress response. When Lin Yu'an learns that Ji Ruoli hasn't merely lost his memory, he chooses to stay in Haifa. To help Ji Ruoli overcome his psychological struggles and return to normal, the two revisit their past together. They are also joined by Ji Ruoli's Italian brother, Cyrille, and the Xi family tour group.
A murder involving extreme brutality shocks the holy city of Jerusalem. The victim, whose head has been replaced with a dog's, is dumped in a busy public square. Using the victim's blood mixed with dog blood, the killer writes this on the body: "by the dog, the god of the Egyptians." Did the killer turn the body into the image of an ancient Egyptian deity to mislead the police, or to initiate a trial from the underworld?
Who could have predicted that the two Lins would be drawn into a series of mysteries by nothing more than a dog theft...
He is so furious and yet so cowardly. Faced with the wilderness where black crows fly in every direction, he is good for nothing but repentance.
This belongs to the Sweet Bunny series. Previous stories: The Rabbit: Ji Ruoli (The Little Rabbit and His Terrible Luckless Jerk, The Witch Murder Case, and the finale, The Moonlight of Naples, currently in development...)
Theme: Love life, obey the law, and respect all living things
It seems, not bad!